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A Guide to Trinity Accommodation (opens the original)
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In the midst of Dublin’s overwhelming housing crisis, finding the right place to call home can be one of the most daunting aspects of the new school year. For freshers, many of whom are unfamiliar with the city, pinning down the accommodation that is just right, finding that Goldilocks living situation, is all the more overwhelming. While factors like price and convenience often take precedence in decision-making, accommodations are more than just their amenities; each one carries its own unique
Finn Hallwood Takes Office, Highlights Consent, Accessibility, and Live Music as Priorities (opens the original)
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Finn Hallwood has outlined an ambitious agenda for the year ahead, with plans to introduce mandatory active consent training for ticketed Ents events, expand live music in college, and increase sober and Irish language events. The Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) Ents (entertainments) Officer is responsible for organising social events and chairing the Ents Committee. Hallwood was elected in February of 2026, and started his term at the end of June. His successful election also mar
Contributions to College Life Not Considered in Housing Allocation, Despite Appearing on Application for Years (opens the original)
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For years, students applying for Trinity’s limited on-campus accommodation were asked to describe their “contribution to campus”, leading many to believe that involvement in societies and wider college life formed part of the allocation process. The University Times has obtained email evidence which confirms that contributions to campus have not been considered for at least the past two years. In a statement to the University Times, a Trinity spokesperson said that “although contributions to col
26.7% of Applicants Secured On-Campus Accommodation, with Students Questioning Changing Application Criteria (opens the original)
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After nearly four months of waiting since applications for Trinity’s on-campus accommodation closed on March 2nd, thousands of students learned last week whether or not they had secured one of the 870 rooms available for the 2026-27 academic year. For many unsuccessful applications, the decision came too late to easily secure alternative accommodation in an increasingly competitive market. One final-year student living approximately 150 km from Dublin said the delayed decision left them “struggl
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